1950-1960s Egyptian Revival Nomadic Designed Silver Cuff Bracelet

Vintage 1950-1960s silver-plate etched cuff bracelet featuring richly detailed repoussé and engraved ornamentation.  The cuff displays symbolic motifs inspired by Middle Eastern, Egyptian and nomadic design traditions, including a protective Hamsa hand regional sign of protection used to ward off evil , a camel figure for endurance, journeying, and nomadic life, Berber rosettes displaying beauty through decorative flower caps along with flowing ornamental scrollwork patterns. The entire surface, top and underside is decorated with intricate engraving, giving the cuff  strong texture, depth, and authentic vintage character.  Made of silver-plated copper with a hinged closure secured by a safety pin and chain; engraving is clear and detailed with slight vintage wear.   Most likely a tribal crafted jewelry item created in Egypt for the 1950s-1960s travel and revitalization industry.   Condition: vintage item in good shape, offers a beautiful natural silver shine with a bluish black patina when not properly cleaned giving the appearance of being silver plated.   ABOUT THIS CLOSET:  SALES:  All items sold as is with descriptions provided as representative of condition at the time of sale.  No refunds/returns. Ask ? before making a purchase.  OFFERS:  Buyer offers are not necessary since sale prices shown are pre-set as an excellent value.  BUNDLES: Will be considered for nothing less than two or more items from this closet.    LIKES: Much appreciated but won’t lower pricing.